Graduate Building Surveyor, Cenral London to £55k per annum Discretionary Bonus Benefits Training: Graduate Surveyor RICS APC Structured Training Programme

Our client, a RICS regulated Chartered Surveying practice with offices in London and the Midlands. Undertaking instructions relating to all aspects of Building Surveying and Design services with particular specialist knowledge in the commercial and high end residential sectors.

With a wealth of experience spanning a range of disciplines, including major works project management, party wall and neighbourly matters, Licence for Alterations, Dilapidations and technical due diligence, we act as a trusted advisor to both individuals and corporate entities.

Due to continued growth of the company, they have a vacancy in the central London office for an expeienced Graduate Building Surveyor (close to qualifying) to work in a fun, but hardworking environment, to deliver a full suite of building surveying duties to our range of predominantly residential and commercial clients. This position would be an excellent opportunity for a Graduate Building Surveyor to develop their career within a forward-thinking, progressive and expanding company.

Responsibilities:

Supporting the Senior Building Surveyors in the day-to-day running of the business, the role will include assisting with project commissions including:

• Contract administration duties; Responsibility, under minimum supervision, for smaller projects and assistance on major projects with defined levels of responsibility.
• Planned maintenance surveys
• Design and specification of maintenance works
• Condition surveys
• Defect investigation and diagnosis
• Licence for Alterations
• Party Wall matters
• Pre-Acquisition Surveys
• Project Management
• Employer's Agent roles
• Reinstatement Cost Assessments (for Insurance Purposes).

On offer is a full Graduate Training Programme for candidates on the RICS APC 24 Month Structured Training Programme.

For further information please contact Danny at (url removed) / (phone number removed)